On the third day of Darjeeling trip we went to a local Botany garden 10minutes walk from the hotel we were staying. The garden was really beautiful . Unfortunately we weren't allowed to click photos of most of the flowers . But I was still able to get a few shots of quite unusuall flowers :
The above is one of those flowers. For me this was a first time seeing a flower like this -Upside down. It kind of looks like a wild flower but still is pretty.
Another one of the same bell shaped flowers hanging and upside down.
And the last one was actually a wild flower but it looked really good with the white petals .
Hope you liked my visit to a garden. If you did please follow and vote the post.
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STOPVerry Nice, we need more time in nature and enjoy the smell en beauty of this creation.
Thank you very much . As you said the world really does need to appreciate the existance of flowers
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STOPThanks for the beauty introduced by your post. Nature is wonderful.
So I've got two questions for you ...
To shed some light on question number 1 ... It's not like I don't know how to use Google. However, in many respects, I may not want to take the extra effort to have to leave the post, just to find out where that place is. Keep your reader engaged and informed at all times.
By the way, I'm still really curious as to why they wouldn't let you take pictures of the beautiful flowers.
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